Skills Minister Matthew Hancock insisted the move was part of a wider drive to offer young people an alternative route into careers conventionally only open to graduates.
Because of the importance of these studies, many groups have started to collect a set of protein-coding sequences, conventionally termed open reading frames (ORFs), in a genome-wide manner, so-called 'ORFeome cloning'.
In this study, we established new systematic protocols for the preparation of cDNA clones, conventionally termed open reading frame (ORF) clones, suitable for characterization of their gene products by adopting a restriction-enzyme-assisted cloning method using the Flexi® cloning system.
Kuba recalled being shocked when a conventionally beautiful subject would open up about his or her body issues.
Fletcher ran on some conservative ideas — pension reform and fiscal conservatism — and some less conventionally conservative ones — open space, bike paths and environmental policies.
Displaced fractures of the distal femur are conventionally treated with open reduction and internal fixation to restore joint congruity, regain alignment, establish bony support, and retain limb function.
The locomotive was intended to operate conventionally in the open, but in tunnels dampers would be closed and steam would be generated using the stored heat from the fire bricks.
Spinal fusions were conventionally done through open surgical methods via anterior or posterior approaches.
Wake by Elizabeth Knox (Corsair, £12.99) opens conventionally enough when PC Theresa Grey is called to an emergency in the New Zealand town of Kahukura.
McConaughey's acceptance speech opened conventionally, with a laugh and easy formalities, thanking the Academy, his fellow nominees, his director and co-stars with trademark Texan charm.
